india's tourism sector performance for january and october 2014

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Indias Performance of Tourism Sector

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Performance of Tourism Sector from January to

October 2014

Performance of Tourism Sector during October

2014

Ministry of Tourism compiles monthly estimates of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) on the

basis of data received from major ports and Foreign Exchange Earnings (FEEs) from tourism

on the basis of data available from Reserve Bank of India. The following are the important

highlights regarding FTAs and FEEs from tourism during the month of October 2014.

Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs):

During the month of October, FTAs in 2014 was 6.56 lakh as compared to FTAs of

5.98 lakh during the month of October 2013 and 5.56 lakh in October 2012.

A growth of 9.6% in October 2014 over October 2013 as compared to a growth of

7.5% registered in October 2013 over October 2012.

FTAs during the period January-October 2014 were 58.35 lakh with a growth of 7.8%,

as compared to the FTAs of 54.12 lakh with a growth of 5.6% during January-October

2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

The percentage share of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) in India during October 2014

among the top 15 source countries was highest from Bangladesh (14.15%), followed

by USA (12.55%), UK (10.95%), Sri Lanka (3.73%), Russian Federation (3.64%),

Canada (3.64%), Germany (3.57%), France (3.45%), Japan (3.06%), Australia (3.05%),

Malaysia (2.66%), China (2.23%), Pakistan (1.86%), Thailand (1.81%) and Nepal

(1.79%).

FEEs during the month of October 2014 were `9,847 crore as compared to `8,645

crore in October 2013 and `8,154 crore in October 2012.

The growth rate in FEEs in rupee terms in October 2014 over October 2013 was

13.9% as compared to 6.0% in October 2013 over October 2012.

FEE from tourism in rupee terms during January- October 2014 were `96,007 crore

with a growth of 12.9%, as compared to the FEE of `85,014 crore with a growth of

14.6% during January-October 2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

FEEs in US$ terms during the month of October 2014 were US$ 1.604 billion as

compared to FEEs of US$ 1.404 billion during the month of October 2013 and US$

1.538 billion in October 2012.


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The growth rate in FEEs in US$ terms in October 2014 over October 2013 was growth

of 14.2% as compared to the negative growth of 8.7% in October 2013 over October

2012.

FEE from tourism in terms of US$ during January- October 2014 were US$ 15.790

billion with a growth of 6.6%, as compared to US$ 14.806 billion with a growth of

5.5% during January- October 2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

41.5 Percent Growth in Tourist Visa on Arrival

(VoA): October, 2014

As a facilitative measure to attract more foreign tourists to India, the Government launched

the Visa on Arrival (VoA) Scheme in January 2010 for citizens of five countries, viz. Finland,

Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Singapore, visiting India for tourism purposes. TheGovernment extended this Scheme to the citizens of six more countries, namely Cambodia,

Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos and Myanmar in January 2011. Recently Govt of

India has extended Visa on Arrival (VoA) Scheme for South Korea for which Ministry has

started receiving data w.e.f 15th April 2014. The following are the important highlights of

VoAs issued during October, 2014.

(i) During the month of October 2014, a total of 2,705 VoAs were issued under this Scheme

as compared to 1,911 VoAs during the month of October 2013, registering a growth of

41.5%.

(ii) During January- October 2014, a total number of 21,995 VoAs were issued as compared

to 15,770 VoAs during corresponding period of 2013 registering a growth of 39.5%.

(iii) The number of VoAs issued under this scheme during October 2014 for nationals of the

twelve countries were South Korea (683), the Philippines (469), Japan (423), New Zealand

(373), Singapore (345), Indonesia (225), Finland (105), Myanmar (34), Vietnam (20),

Luxembourg (17), Cambodia (10) and Laos (1) .

(iv) The number of VoAs issued under the Scheme, during January- October 2014 were

Japan (4,373), South Korea (4,243), New Zealand (3,263), Singapore (3,027), the Philippines(2,996), Indonesia (2,450), Finland (865), Myanmar (327), Vietnam (216), Cambodia (109),

Luxembourg (108) and Laos (18).

(v) During January- October 2014, the highest number of VoAs were issued at New Delhi

airport (10,378) followed by Mumbai (4,218), Chennai (3,014), Bangalore (1,487), Kolkata

(1,418), Kochi (712), Hyderabad (547) and Trivandrum (221).


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Performance of Tourism Sector during

September 2014

Ministry of Tourism compiles monthly estimates of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) on the

basis of data received from major ports and Foreign Exchange Earnings (FEEs) from tourism

on the basis of data available from Reserve Bank of India. The following are the highlights

regarding FTAs and fees IMPORTANT During the month of September from 2,014 tourism.


During the Month of September FTAs in 2014 was 4.95 lakh as compared to FTAs of four

fifty-four lakh During the month of September the 2,013 and 12.04 lakh in September two

thousand and twelve.

A growth of 9.2% in September two thousand and fourteen there has been over two

thousand and thirteen September.

FTAs During the Period January-September were 51.79 lakh with 2,014th A growth of

7.6%, as compared to the FTAs of 48.14 lakh A During January-September with growth of

5.4% over the Corresponding Period of 2,013 2,012th.

The share of PERCENTAGE Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) in India During September

2014th Source not provided the top 15 countries from Bangladesh was highest (14.79%),

followed by USA (11.88%), UK (8.33%), Sri Lanka (4.77%), Malaysia (4.18%), Japan (3.69%),

Australia (3.54%), Germany (3.10%), China (2.96%), France (2.57%), Canada (2:57%), Nepal

(2.49%), Singapore (02/18%), Pakistan (14.2%) and Afghanistan (1.56%). Foreign ExchangeEarnings (fees) from Tourism in Indian rupee terms and US $ terms

During the month of September the 2,014th fees were 8 810 crore as compared to `` `7

811 crore in September 2013 and in September the 2,012th six thousand six hundred fifty-

two crore.

FEE from tourism in rupee terms were 2014th During January-September `86 160 crore, as

compared During the January-September FEE to 2013th of `76369 crore fees

During the month of September in terms US $ 1.447 billion as compared to the 2,014th

were US fees of $ 1.224 billion US $ 2,013 During the month of September and $ 1.219billion in US September 2012.

The growth rate in US $ terms in September 2014 over fees in Septemberof 2013 was

18.2% as compared to growth of 0.4% in September 2013 over September 2012 the growth.

FEE from tourism in terms of US $ During January -September 2014 were US $ 14.186 billion with a

growth of 5.8%, as compared to US $ 13.402 billion with a growth of 7.3% during January-September

2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

India issued 2,170 VoAS Visa On Arrival during the month of September 2014 , as compared to

1,683 VoAs Visa On Arrival during the same period last year, showing an increase of 28.9%.


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Foreign Tourists Arrival To India

January To August 2014

Performance of Tourism Sector during August

2014

Ministry of Tourism compiles monthly estimates of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs)

on the basis of data received from major ports and Foreign Exchange Earnings (FEEs) from

tourism on the basis of data available from Reserve Bank of India. The following are the

important highlights regarding FTAs and FEEs from tourism during the month of August

2014.


FTAs during the Month of August 2014 were 5.69 lakh as compared to FTAs of 4.86 lakh

during the month of August 2013 and 4.46 lakh in August 2012.

There has been a growth of 16.9% in August 2014 over August 2013 as compared to a

growth of 9.1% registered in August 2013 over August 2012.

FTAs during the period January-August 2014 were 46.84 lakh with a growth of 7.4%, as

compared to the FTAs of 43.60 lakh with a growth of 4.9% during January-August 2013 over

the corresponding period of 2012.

The percentage share of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) in India during August 2014 among

the top 15 source countries was highest from Bangladesh (14.03%), followed by USA

(12.74%), UK (9.22%), Sri Lanka (6.79%), Japan (3.56%), France (3.18%), Malaysia

(3.09%), Germany (2.79%), UAE (2.42%), Oman (2.28%), Australia (2.28%), Canada (2.22%),

China (2.14%), Pakistan (2.11%) and Nepal (2.10%).

Foreign Exchange Earnings (FEEs) from Tourism in Indian rupee terms and US$ terms

FEEs during the month of August 2014 were `10,254 crore as compared to `8,351 crore in

August 2013 and `7,260 crore in August 2012.

The growth rate in FEEs in rupee terms in August 2014 over August 2013 was 22.8% as

compared to 15.0% in August 2013 over August 2012.

FEE from tourism in rupee terms during January-August 2014 were `77,350 crore with a

growth of 12.8%, as compared to the FEE of `68,558 crore with a growth of 15.4% during

January-August 2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

FEEs in US$ terms during the month of August 2014 were US$ 1.684 billion as compared to

FEEs of US$ 1.328 billion during the month of August 2013 and US$ 1.306 billion in August

2012.


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The growth rate in FEEs in US$ terms in August 2014 over August 2013 was growth of 26.8%

as compared to the growth of 1.7% in August 2013 over August 2012.

FEE from tourism in terms of US$ during January-August 2014 were US$ 12.739 billion with

a growth of 4.6%, as compared to US$ 12.178 billion with a growth of 8.0% during January-

August 2013 over the corresponding period of 2012.

59.7 Percent Growth in "Tourist Visa on Arrival" (VoA)

Scheme: August, 2014

As a facilitative measure to attract more foreign tourists to India, the Government launched

the "Visa on Arrival" (VoA) Scheme in January 2010 for citizens of five countries, viz. Finland,

Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Singapore, visiting India for tourism purposes. This

Scheme Extended to More Government the citizens of the six countries, namely Cambodia,

Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos and Myanmar in January in 2011. Recently Govt of

India HAS Extended Visa on Arrival (VOA) Scheme for South Korea for which HAS Ministry

Data started receiving wef 15 thApril two thousand and fourteen. IMPORTANT The following

are highlights of the VoAs issued During August, 2,014th.

(I) During the month of August 2 014, were issued under VoAs This Scheme A total of

2,705 as compared to 1,694 VoAs 2,013th During the month of August,

Registering A growth of 59.7%.

(Ii) During January-August 2014, A NUMBER of total 17120 12176 VOA VoAs were

issued as compared to growth of 40.6% During A Registering Corresponding

Period of 2,013.

(Iii) This Scheme under The NUMBER of VoAs issued for 2,014th Nationals of August

During the twelve countries were South Korea (876), Japan (566), Singapore

(364), the Philippines (316), New Zealand (233), Indonesia (226), Finland (49),

Vietnam (25), Luxembourg (22), Myanmar (19), Cambodia (6) and Laos (3).

(Iv) The NUMBER of VoAs issued under the Scheme, During January-August two

thousand and fourteen were Japan (3,454), South Korea (3,030), New Zealand

(2,590), Singapore (2,372), the Philippines (2,326), Indonesia (2,025) , Finland

(692), Myanmar (266), Vietnam (169), Cambodia (93), Luxembourg (89) and Laos

(14).

(V) During January-August 2014, the highest number of VoAs were issued at New Delhi

airport (8,009) followed by Mumbai (3,320), Chennai (2,318), Bangalore (1,214),

Kolkata (1,120), Kochi (526), Hyderabad (429) and Trivandrum (184).


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